Hey Readers!
We’re back with a new post! Did you miss us? We know you did! :P
So here it goes.
If you tag somebody as a “Gentleman” on the basis of his desire for intimacy without an intention of marriage, we have bad news for you. Stop reading; stop right here because what is going to follow is a complete bashing session of people like you. We have come across so many of the “Mai toh shaadi se pehle haath ni lagane dungi” types. Like what century are you exactly living in?
We hear girls say “ekdum gentleman-sa hoga mera boyfriend”, what
do you even mean by that? How does his desire to get intimate make him any less
of a gentleman? Please be kind enough to name the person who makes this definition
of the ‘Gentleman’.
And there are girls who have some entirely ridiculous parameters to call a guy a ‘Gentleman’. A guy who pays the bill at the end of a date might not be the ‘Gentleman’ you are so eager to find. Of course holding doors, chairs, carrying shopping bags is sweet & considerate. But all this may not necessarily mean your guy is a gentleman! And I could pretty much do all this on my own too.
Call a guy a Gentleman when he respects your opinion, tries
his best to understand you and your situation, embraces your imperfections and
flaws, and does not live with the motive of manipulating you and your individuality,
and not because he agrees not to kiss you before marriage.
And we are in no way supporting guys or should we say
assholes that try to push their girl too far and threaten to leave them if they
do not allow them to get physical. We are not suggesting that you should rush
into intimacy and physical relationships, but spare us the “shaadi” bullshit
for heavens’ sake! Go ahead and judge him if he tries to force you into things
against your own wishes.
All we are suggesting is let your relationship grow the way
it is supposed to be, let it come to you naturally, move to the next level when
you both are ready for it and most importantly are comfortable with it.
To all the guys reading the blog, thank us later!
And this is all for now, enough of the relationship advice!
This is the Soul Sisters signing off for now.
Keep Reading. Keep Smiling. :)
Physical Intimacy is a personal choice. Doesn't matter before marriage or after, the thing is you should be comfortable and trust your partner to an extent that you can allow it. A post worth proper appreciation! Good work guys!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Harshit..!!! :)
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